Richland Marketplace is a larger shopping center located in Quakertown Pa. It is right off Route…read more309 so it is in a very convenient location. This shopping center has quite a few good stores and restaurants including a Wawa, Aldi, Chick Fil-A, Red Robin, Staples, Five Below, Best Buy, Pet Smart, BJ's Wholesale and a Target to name a few of the big stores. The parking lot can be confusing at first because it is such a large shopping center and everything is spread out but the more you visit the more you'll get the hang of it. This shopping center has a main entrance on Route 309 with a red light and it also has a side exit on West Pumping Station Road which is great to avoid the busyness of Route 309 to get to the back roads. I am not always in the Quakertown area but I enjoy coming to this shopping center because it has mostly everything you can want in one shopping center!

Every now and then I can really score at this Homegoods store connected to the TJ Maxx in…read moreQuakertown. Today I went in looking to replace my dog's crate pad, which they had a decent selection to choose from today. I continued to walk around the store just to look around. To my luck, I found a gorgeous pair of the Jupiter style (beaded glass) martini glasses for $5.99. I kept digging and found another set so I was very happy. They look just like the Fortessa brand that is being sold between $30-40 dollars for a set of 4 at other stores.

Sine's is a heartfelt treasure ~ from the moment you enter, the feelings of sentiment, nostalgia…read moreand history most definitely take hold.  Shelving filled with antiques surround the store's upper walls, and the inventory here is about as varied as you could possibly imagine.  A long, old fashioned soda counter with comfortable looking bar stools appeared inviting, complete with daily advertised ice cream and lunch specials.  Hardware, toys, greeting cards, knick knacks, candy, Christmas/seasonal decor, paper goods.   The model airplanes in the window, dangling from the ceiling are pretty amazing. Some of the empty display tables had me wishing there was a lot more inventory in the main section of Sine's...an adjoining room was more of a museum with a wonderful,  interesting display of local history ~ pennants, newspaper articles, photographs, artifacts.  It was disappointing to see the Christmas section of the shop dark and from appearances, closed on the day we visited.  As long as you keep in mind that this is more of a 'look at and appreciate' sort of visit and less of a shopping experience, you will not be disappointed.

I was an 80's child so I grew up in a town with a five and dime that I adored so much everytime mom…read moreand dad would take me there. Sine's sadly wasn't my hometown five and dime as the owner of my hometown store passed away and the store folded shortly afterwards. Finding anything similar nearby was hard to find and bigger iniatives like dollar trees didn't feel the same. As much as visiting Sine's excited me, it also feels so strange and impractical now traveling to a five and dime now. As it's on the way to my New Hope adventures, best I can do is make a day trip out of it. It's a nice stop on the way. But it's still a five and dime. Please don't make a special trip, though I get it... that trip can feel like a novelty. Here, you can still find GI Joe's and Barbie to model airplanes and halycon Christmas lights and you don't have to feel pressured by cashless transactions. You can introduce your child to a more halcyon time in your childhood by finding toys then even household items and greeting cards so it can still be a one stop. And just like at Woolworth's, an active lunch counter is still here... at least until two or three. With how expensive it is to run a business, especially in Upper Bucks County, I am still impressed how these beautiful small ones still stay in the game without adjusting price increases turning away their target consumer. If any of this makes your eyes twinkle and your heart smile, go while you can. Patronize small along main street where Sine's still literally sits on main street in Quakertown.

This store was ok when it first opened...not so much now. I have seen a few good flash deals and…read moredid take advantage of those savings....however 98 percent of the items are really not close out prices as you would typically expect from a store similar to "Ollie's". Nothing seems to be moving and its the same old stuff. The only thing that seems to have people coming back is the Amazon bin items....maybe a last resort to make sales? I can honestly say I'm hoping for another store to come in that will better serve the community.

I shop the thrift next door and never ventured in here before today. It's not the most inviting and…read moreI wasn't sure what I would find inside. Well, surprisingly it's 85% Target close outs! Prices are reasonable for somethings like baby supplies and then not really a bargain for other things like some of the furniture. I imagine it changes over frequently so worth stopping in often. They have everything from clothes to household to toys!

Recommend their tire service. Easily made an appointment online, had a great interaction with the…read moretwo gentlemen working there and found them friendly and professional. They called me when they were done and it could not have been smoother...

The customer service at the Quakertown is atrocious! No one wants to help. They're very rude…read more They seem to forget that we pay a fee to belong to this club and they treat us in such a manner. If it was up to me, I wouldn't even give them one star Went to the store to buy a TV with the black Friday special when I asked customer service to help me, they were incredibly rude and did very little. I asked them to look it up on the computer since I could not locate the specific TV, the employee there in customer service said she couldn't do that, then I asked for a rain check. She said that's not done here when I asked her to call another store. She said she doesn't do that so I had to do her job and call another while my husband was looking in the TV aisle. Long story short, walked out of the store with no TV and I sent an incredibly long email to corporate!